The Morning Call
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi opened the second World Youth Forum in Sharm El-Sheikh on Saturday. In his speech, El-Sisi said that the aims of the forum are to create a world of “hope, beauty, and humanity, without conflict, poverty, ignorance and illness” and to help young innovators realize their dreams.
The forum brings together 5,000 young people from 160 nations to take part in 30 sessions. Other keynote speakers at the opening ceremony stressed the need for discussion and exchange of expertise.
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